This website has great video clips. This website also has a very specific time line of every year from 1910-1920. it also gives pictures and short descriptions of other major contributors of the Mexican revolution. It also shows the documents of the revolution as well. It shows all the presidents in the time line of 1910-1920. It also shows the split of the constitutionalists and the conventionalist. it also shows what the casualties and causes of the war. this also show many different maps. It has a map of the major battles and Mexico's railway systems.
this website has great pictures and paintings. It has many different links like the dedications to the Course of the Revolution, the art and music, and the Amerindians fight on. also it has highlights such as leaders and spheres of influences and major events of the Mexican revolution. It is a wonderful source of information and can be useful on any report for any age.It also contains information on poncho villa one of the main influences of the Mexican revolutions..
This website has great info..... It includes the introduction of the Mexican Revolution. Also it contains historical images of the children, men and women of the Mexican revolution. there is also a time line stating from 1904-1920 in depth detail.Also it contains links to other websites so you can compare to different revolutionary wars located in Latin America in the twentieth-century. Also the revolutionary theories and movements focusing on Mexico, Bolivia, Guatemala, Cuba, Chile, and Nicaragua.
this website basically gives the background of the revolution. It tells how women and children joined the men in contributing to the rebellion against Mexico. it gives an overview it describes who were the main people that were against Mexico which was the lower class. it also tells how in the beginning of Diaz's reign he tried to renew Mexico and its industries. this website also tells about a new generation of Mexicans that are ambitious and are wanting to pursue a future in politics but by Diaz having full control just made that generation want to break into politics even more. this website also gives great pictures of all the major contributors and leaders of the Mexican war. there are other pictures that have women and children dressed and ready for war.
I think this is a really great site because of the amazing pictures and maps it has to offer. It has info on the Chronology
of Mexico as well. This website tells in great detail about their organization, tactics and equipment. In a way as you read this document its kind of set out in a time line. many of these pictures go with each of the sets of information . this website actually is a book but put in document format.
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The war was started by disagreement among the people of Mexico.most of these disagreements were based on the dictatorship of Diaz as president. Diaz stayed in office for a total of thirty years as president of Mexico. Diaz gave most of his power in the hands of a select few. The people of Mexico had no power to express their opinions. The Mexican people also had no power to vote for a president. The wealth was only given to a select few so many of the Mexicans lived in impoverished and low classed communities. there was so much injustice everywhere. Around the early 20th century a new group of ambitious generations determined to break into the world of politics arose. they where not given this opportunity because the current officials were to indulged in their power and wealth. the current government officials were not ready to give up all that power. This generation believed in themselves to be ready to take their role in the political world. The only thing standing in their way was Diaz. Even though they were suppose to get their right to vote Diaz and his supporters would use their political and economic resources to keep their power over Mexico. One of the strongest believers that Darsey should give up his reign of being a president. Madero started a anti group which he would put together between elections. He would travel the country campaigning his ideas. When he learned of Diaz re-election he left and went to the united states. He then in exile he then created the Plan of San Luis. This manifesto declared that the elections were fraud. He did not view Diaz as a la git president. Therefore he did not respect Diaz. He than made a daring move and declared himself the president. He then promised to return all land which Diaz had taken away from the poor of Mexico. He then convinced pascual Orozco and Fransisco villa to join the revolution. Together they earned the alliance of northern Mexico. They were very upset about the horrible ranchers and land owners that ran the land. Even though they had no military training they were born strategists.
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- The mexican revolution 1910/1920
- This website has great video clips. This website also has a very specific time line of every year from 1910-1920. it also gives pictures and short descriptions of other major contributors of the Mexican revolution. It also shows the documents of the revolution as well. It shows all the presidents in the time line of 1910-1920. It also shows the split of the constitutionalists and the conventionalist. it also shows what the casualties and causes of the war. this also show many different maps. It has a map of the major battles and Mexico's railway systems.
Mexican Revolution and Its Legacy- this website has great pictures and paintings. It has many different links like the dedications to the Course of the Revolution, the art and music, and the Amerindians fight on. also it has highlights such as leaders and spheres of influences and major events of the Mexican revolution. It is a wonderful source of information and can be useful on any report for any age.It also contains information on poncho villa one of the main influences of the Mexican revolutions..
** The Mexican Revolution 1910-1920
- The Mexican Revolution 1910-20
- I think this is a really great site because of the amazing pictures and maps it has to offer. It has info on the Chronology
of Mexico as well. This website tells in great detail about their organization, tactics and equipment. In a way as you read this document its kind of set out in a time line. many of these pictures go with each of the sets of information . this website actually is a book but put in document format.VoiceThread
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The war was started by disagreement among the people of Mexico.most of these disagreements were based on the dictatorship of Diaz as president. Diaz stayed in office for a total of thirty years as president of Mexico. Diaz gave most of his power in the hands of a select few. The people of Mexico had no power to express their opinions. The Mexican people also had no power to vote for a president. The wealth was only given to a select few so many of the Mexicans lived in impoverished and low classed communities. there was so much injustice everywhere. Around the early 20th century a new group of ambitious generations determined to break into the world of politics arose. they where not given this opportunity because the current officials were to indulged in their power and wealth. the current government officials were not ready to give up all that power. This generation believed in themselves to be ready to take their role in the political world. The only thing standing in their way was Diaz. Even though they were suppose to get their right to vote Diaz and his supporters would use their political and economic resources to keep their power over Mexico. One of the strongest believers that Darsey should give up his reign of being a president. Madero started a anti group which he would put together between elections. He would travel the country campaigning his ideas. When he learned of Diaz re-election he left and went to the united states. He then in exile he then created the Plan of San Luis. This manifesto declared that the elections were fraud. He did not view Diaz as a la git president. Therefore he did not respect Diaz. He than made a daring move and declared himself the president. He then promised to return all land which Diaz had taken away from the poor of Mexico. He then convinced pascual Orozco and Fransisco villa to join the revolution. Together they earned the alliance of northern Mexico. They were very upset about the horrible ranchers and land owners that ran the land. Even though they had no military training they were born strategists.